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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

IA Thief Stolen" is the striking head in
the Omaha Herald, over a special telegram
from st. Joe, Missouri, and it was quite
appropriate. Isaac N. Laws, a horse
thief, had been shot by deputy sheriff
when resisting arrest. He was placed in
the hospital, had become convalescent and
~~-a1 l--~ hoe- -~----l so ;~l "a the
ensuing morning, when twenty Of his friends
rxided the hospital and carried him away,
the attendants in the meantime thinking it
was a corpse that was being carried away.
The alert hospital attendants appear tn
have had no objections to outsiders steal
ing stiffs from the institution,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
One Thing Brought On Anotha,

Yesterday afternoon q little difference.
OF opinion was adjusted out OF hand in
Andrews grocery between him and ona
Sands. The latter owed Andrews . lin
ACCORDING to the statement Of Andrews.
ana being Yesterday IN the possession a. =
ptsssS TAFT shafs q tAs AiAAs m ss,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
WHEN WILL 1T END?

Notwithstanding the fact hat remedia
legislation only was contemplated in thu
executive call for the special session, thu
recommendation OF his excellency that an
insane asylum bill be passed has led to the
deplorable result of thirty-six bills involv.
ing almosta all sorts OF new legislation, and
more time is being taken in the discussion
OF this than is being devoted to corrective
work. The contest has conferred On a new
measure, the Cascade bill, which whatever
it's merits, has resulted in q wrangle
between the counties affected by the bill.
1t has passed the Council and is now pend.
ing in the House with powerful interests
arrayed on either side OF the question. We
are giving both sides q full hearing in our
news columns. Helena walked up to the
Importance Of the issues involved
to-day and the Board of Trade, the
City Council and business men gen.
orally are up in arms. Benton
has sent a strong delegation to lay their
protests before the House and will doubt
less cooperate with the Capital City com.
mittee to prevent the issue before that
branch of the Legislature. Their policy
will probably be to so amend the bill as to
make it odious to the friends of the meas
ure at Great Falls. 1t is an interesting
contest to West-siders who, however, have
no selfish considerations to inspire an
opinion and no more serious objection to
their settling it among themselves thar that
it is consuming valuable time and protract-
ing the session to the neglect of the meas
ures OF last session which should be
amended. So far, the Cascade bill has been
the feature of the session.
~
The bill providing for the Office OF Attor-
ney-General passed the House on yester-
day. This is a worthy bill, and in a meas
ure remedial, as the office is provided for
in the Revenue act, which is in q measure
imperative, because this office was con.
templated for it's enforcement in the matter
OF the collection of taxes. Besides, the
office is a desirable one to be created: and
the incumbent should be empowered to OK.
anime all bills before they are finally en-.
acted. and see that they are legal in form.
Such an Office, filled by an attorney OF
ability last winter, would have obviated
the necessity OF the special session and all
OF the complications in which it finds itself
involved. Dakota has an a~ttorney-een. |
eral. and finds him a very useful member of
the territorial government. and saves the
treasury heavy expenditures in the way of
special counsel fees in territorial cases.
-
We heartily agree with Councilman Collins
in his measure providing for the appoint
ment OF an immigration commissioner and
the maintenance OF q bureau for the
Psspcsse specified In hts Viii. TIE tsserr,pe
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

1t is 9 gratifying assurance that comes
from Washington, that Chief Clerk Walker,
OF tho General Land office, has evolved
a scheme by which the issuance Of patents
ars to b expedited;
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

Complaints are constantly being made
The MINER of the faulty condition of Utah
street from Franks corner to Granite. A
sidewalk is needed, the orderfor which can
not be made too soon.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07
Bullion Shipments.
Approx

Tho Pacific Express Company Skinned
the following amounts of silver h.rs 49,
ing the past week:
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MINING NEWS.

Items From the Lake Copper Region
An Accident al tho Big Bonanzs-Ths
Alice Shut Down For Repairs Tenn
p0rarily.
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0 SOCIAL WORLD.
Society Coming in From the Summer
OutinSs and Getting Ready for .
Brilliant Social Season.

THE SOCIAL SEASON.
Yesterday closed what has been an un.
eventful week in our little social world; but
this can readily be accounted for. A stroll
around town among the dwellings OF our
society people gives an explanation. The
doors and windows closed, the blinds
drawn and with scarcely a sign of habita-
ton tells to the eye OF the passer-by that
the season has come for little jaunts into
the country for recreation, travel, rest,
health and becauseit is the proper thing to
do, don t-cher-know." By the way, no
one says "don't-eher-know" any longer,
but "don't-cher-see." The inhabitants OF
all these pretty homes have
FLED TO OTHER
Some to the mountains, some to that
most grand and wonderful OF all wonders,
the National Park, others are enjoying q
few weeks camping on the Big Blackfoot,
Silver Lake, Big Hole River or Browns
Gulch, hunting and fishing. In the even
ing q bright campfire is burning. around
which the campers are gathered in pict-
uresque groups, telling big stories perhaps,
but always merry and talkative. In the
background Of these pleasant scenes the
tents rise duskily and their outlines are
against the still
DusKIER M FOLIAGE.
Although the nights and mornings have been
colder than usual at this time of the year,
20 cold in fact in the mountains that the
water would freeze and a goodly supply of
warm clothing was needed, yet the days
been warm and admirably adapted
TO camping. A fair representation of our
people may also be found at Warm
Springs, Soda Springs, and various quiet
aaunts Of rural repose, for Montana With
It's wealth OF beautiful scenery, it's grand
Did mountains. it's pleasant valleys, it's
clear, cold mountain brooks and most
perfect of all climates,
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Weheartily agree with Councilman Collins
in his measure providing for the appoint
ment oil an immigration commissioner and
the maintenance OF q bureau for the
Psspcsse specified In Ms NIL. TIE tsserrrse
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Proposals for Military Supplies.


HKADoUAzrERs DEPT or rzK COLUMBIA,
oti1ee Of Chief QuArtermAster,
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, W.T., March 5, 1871
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLIoATE.
= subject to the usual conditions, will Be
received at thie Office or o. the Offices Of the
o. 8. QuArtermasters ct the following named
posts, until 10 O'Clock noon, on Tuesday,
April 5ih, 1887, at which pisces and time they
will be opened. In the presence OF bidders,
for the furnishing and delivery Of military
supplies during the hscal year commencing
july !, 1857, and ending June %, 1883. as fol
lows:
Wood, Coal, Charcoal, Oats, Barley. Bran, Hav
aud Straw, or Hay IN lieu Of Straw. or such
Of said supplies As may be required 81 Port
land, 0regra Boise BArracks, /. T.; Fort
Townsend, ". T.; Fort Cnur d'Alene, /. 7. !;
Port spokane, W. T.; Fort Can5y, ". T.: Fort
Walla Walla, W. t.; Vancouver Depot. W. T /:
Fort klamath, Oregon. Cascade Locks OFeRsu
The Government reserves the right to re-
jet any or Al proposals. Preference given to
articles OF domestic production, conditions
Of price ard quality being equal. and such
preference given to articles Of American bro
duetion produced on the Pacific Ceast 10 the
extent OF consumption required by the public
service there
Blank proposals aud printed circulars, Civ,
ina full particulars as TO the manner Of BID.
cling. ttc. will he furnished on application TO
this ONCE or 70 the Quartermastars ct the Va.
RODS posts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked " Proposals foe - Ct -" and ad
drss ed 10 the undersigned or the respective
Post QuArtermAstsrs.
CA. REYNOLDS.
Deputy ouartermAster General. o. g. A,
nh5 ~ Chief QaArtarmnsteE.
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rmE PREsInENV ~ vas NEw VoRk
AWATE SENATE

For expedis,nG legislative Business.
k1muud L. Pitts, the President 81 thr
NeW Nark State senate, siAuds siusos,
without peer, such a place - a rness
trytoe one and requires ereat powers -
endurance. Ore o. Mr.. Pitts shlext
Supporter, gill he seen 10 his letter
given belaW~
Srarx oF Nrw NoRk SrSAru Gamma.
ALuANr, MsFch n. iSss
have used Alioock's Possus Piastsss
IN nv family for The past Eve years.
aud can truthfuily say they are valas
BILE rrmedy and sdert great eares. I
Seuld uot ~ wiiboHt them. hsvs ia
several Instances given s0uar &, frtenss
suhcrtng With wsAk and lame h.eas
and thsy have Invariably Afforded sar
tain and sreedY relief They cannot
be too htChly sOmmsr6eS.
de EDMUND I. prrrS
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small FoI a. los AnseIes.
AnVIrE no woTuRRs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. FOR
children teethinR, is the prescription Of
one Of the basi female nurses aud phv
sictsHs in the United States, and has
been used Tor forty years With never
failing success by millions Of mothers
for their children. Durinr ths pFo,eas
Of teetkIne its value Is incalsuisbls. n
relieves the ehtld from pain. cares dys.
enteFy aud dtarthOeA, GriFing Ia the
bowels and Wind collie. BY giving
health Co the chila u rests the mother
Price go q bottle ovslwlv
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ne nek and aalacisa skoald nsf ~ . - =
RnFapa ana obaninmd o Rroat Deal e. Val
knforEnaffan which he q onmp~senl y
10 thoss In nasd u his narwfoass - 49, -.
curma whaEa olharn fall. Try nlm- - !.
BOB win mAka no chMnRa unle@ - -.
s1ra Pursons Cured Al haEna. CAL q -
All communicAtiona ssFieGlY csaadeniaa. y
bsn dollars f1g . paokaas " 1ea1n4ne. -
aBnas Oh. J. y. 0IHBON, Ben ISL 80 -
stano. Gal Meutfsn Pogr-IBI@aGnaan1s-.
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NEWs on TuE NORTHWEST,
Rsrrrsn COLUMBIA.

Hage masses Of Toe. bearing osreae-
% snow and the wrecks OF the forest
came tamhlins dowa Fraser river 81
noon on Monday and did = coed deaf
~ damage. LAidlaw's. DeBeck's aHd
EEvn's whArves were badly Ipiared and
TIE little steamer Alice Vas crushed.
We learn from q private letter that
the Thermometer At soda Greek. on tie
l0th instant, Indicated frarn 20 10 50 be
low Eero. Horned cattle and horses
Sers dyiug IN all dirsct,ons ana fosd
vas almost exhausted. Snow on vii
hams ereek VAS : feet deep sud on Al
der creek feet dccp. Tee mails were
carried frnm Williams creek 10 the
mouth Of Qassnelle by msn on snow
sasrs.
Ia appears the climate OF Vancouver
= nos suitable for kFicks. TIE Grand
Hotel and Mr. Asbstg's new house are
disappearing In pstebe = The hotel and
ihe hoase must sppeAr next winter IN
ovnrS0Ats made ~ klmAH cement. The
pcoPle 81 Vancouver say thai a hoass
a ade % hrek y no better there than 4
houss made o! Ssrds.--S~s Hsstrztsstsr
saarsitts.
Re e. Grant has received from Jehn
league, arcbIiect o. Nie1osia. TIE plans
and speciaeAtinus fos nse Nasauie
rnl.dinE to BE erected In Nee Wessustn
ser, up0n the corner % Colau bia and
laofuc streets. opposite tie hardware
siers - I. J fraup, The ssruesurs will
ee 81 oTiok ~ fees side hy lS3 feet h1uV
srd three staFses hire "a wtn be erect
ed hy Toe Mssouie frA,s- n,ty - tets e8ty
10 coriantttsn with tbs kt Rev Bsshap
>Allioo. Ine RroGnd eoar Wlii he u.ads
int stores % warehouses and the SEC
esd siory into sficss. wkiie the ahira
e og SNl os astd So = axe l0atas Foeul.
/ be total est % tae oalIire Is sssi-
uacsd ~ $500 tlorstrueuaa vii b. /
giu as s,az - tte 49, ser hesarses -
I'D - Fr.sztss Car.sss s--
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Wells LINE SAIL TESShS
STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS 0HcHkho I'D
WASHINGTON.

IN sTKALEKR HuUs a.
Ellia. MastsF, leaves Hllll -.
ton 4 SMITH whAFf, Seattle eFefg =.
Wednesday and Friday. e - :
Colby. hitohelfs Point. head g 10 ~
ehard also. % head Of Port Mese.... -. -.
81 sn q. n, head u Port Orchara q
m. Mitchallis Point Of les0 a. M -
m. arriving a seattle about ~
Tnnaday Thursday amt SATURDAY: -
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MERCnANTs, READ THIS.

To those subject TO the vexations OF
business life, dyspepsia, and feeling Of
debility. irriiability and despondeDey,
ne say, take simmons Liver Regulator.
The Regulator is free from any ipjaFi-
Gus mineral substance, not disagreed
BILE; can be taken AZ any time without
interfering With business or pleasure.
Il il gentle. safe. and a good dieestor.
Il is ansqualled in the cure Of piles.
constipation, bad breath, sick headache
and bilious complaints. DIV
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PoRr TowNsE d. MsTot s.-Arrived--
ships Guardian and ID Ashiug Wave.
PoRr LUDLOW. Mach S-Sai.ed-
schooner Hnene g FOR san Pedro.
Mas Raj. MAFoh & - Heavy rain
Fresh southwest wind.
PoRr ANGELES, March S.-The ship
CaFr0lton IL In noFt.
DuSoESEss. March s.-A three mast.
Cd schooner passed no the straits this ~
tefnoon, and barkentine passed cot
ward.
San Francisco. March s.-Arrived-
Steamers Walla wslla and Mexico, se-
attic steamer Columbia. Portland
steamer San Pedro, Tacoma. Sailed 49,
Steamer Oregon. Astoria. ship Canada.
Tacoma.
small FoV az Los Angeles.
Los ASGEIEs. March S.-Five new
oaaes Of small pox has been discovered
In this city, making In all thirty thres
cases that has been reported. Three
died and eight have recovered. The
cases are mostly isolated aRd no dasgeF
lie feared Of It's becoming an epidemic.
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Paw from fl0o 90 $50 uasrs e. q.
ssent for piano when wa en- NV
weber and neektr 4 Soc ptsso hfrsrs
from she factory and save al proa,s =,
niddiemcn. frsnk klmha1 f-.ns-
fsetnrer's Aerat Othcs. thr~s aesrs
Shore rostoia~e. Pianos 90 sasv tens
and for rent SaMpis pianos al hsrs
send and set pTiSss. fseatf
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The " CENTEMERT' is the most pop
ulsr kid glove in Americ' $l.45 for five
buttons, $3.50 for eight buttons. They
are far below the price of any other
standard maker, and for at and dura-
bility are unexoelled. The above are re
tail prices the glove II net sold at whole
saie) az sCHWABACHER BROS. de12
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IL TIE SUPREME ooURr OF BRITISH Co
Il lamh4A.
ia Is DrvOaoE AID nArznsou1AL cAusr..
81
49, BetWsaa
Margaret JObuson, Detitioae-,

JEmes chAxses yahnson. respondent.
UPon motion Of Mr.. q PerFy Mills. e oorn-
81 fer The pStifiooer, And u9on rssdinR tks
Hadsvtt - the petitioner die1 tbs DAY 1 a.
order has TIE petitioner ~ exeussd frsa sno
ailswed - proceed hsrrin ufthOat nnAkfns a.
adding ca-FsapaBde1t. Ana % orzsF thst
service q a copy o. this ordex vita . oorF az
. citAktsn ADDRESSED to ths respondent Jsuea
CARES Johsson. iozethAr via q sealed oou,T
o. he petitian nled heFe;n By pasaInr -
stns up In thu suprsde Csart Rarfasry a.
Nlc&srt1. for ene menth fFpm TIE aaae a. amrh
festtaG Be gc0d and fneAeisnf narvina a. 10
citsiirn and pe9sIion % the reeponsezt serain
Ana % furthsF order thai ths srser nhaB 3.
stvsFtisfd IN the Pear fMzMzEssxxrka n@wu-
paper. pahliahed o. ssstle Waahiaasea Ter.
rfto<y. for oDa rarnth, AnA thAt Ia ala -.
aponfent JAnss CAArisa Johnsca IL rEaufrs8
- appear beFcin vithia oas nensh frasa -
possiDE up 81 the aid ecsy sitatisa and psti-
tton b maaosR afn<uaaid. nnA u aaasah al
IL rsspss4s1a - 3olng gudRs e szr "A
OoGrt vin proceed n hsaE tas eharses sau.
tainaa IN - sAsd petiti.a - b proved II das
esaFss q law Ard pronaunss nssassos therein.
ths Fsspos8sstis shssoos sotsitAssazdinz
Dstsa q VtctsE4s. this 81 Sag q Fshrunrr.
1851 HENRY P. PELLEW CREkEE. y.
Docansnh posesd ~ IN tha euprsaas oour4
RasiREy On he ssh asy q EshEpsry. 1857.
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AMAoIo PANORAMA.

The sun, piercing through the over
hanging veil Of mist, broke through
With seemingly Tedonbled brightness
into the clearer atmosphere above the
spray. Directly in trent Of rs was the
mighty volume Of water, which, mar
r0Red into q space of only forty or flfty
feet in width, comes rushing and crash
ina with irresistible force, leaping over
the great preoipice into the SETTLING
cauldfOn twO hundred aud seventy nine
feet beneath. 1ha great cloud Of spray
which rises Is caught by the wind and
scattered over the surrounding cliff J.
where Jack Frost takes immediate pos
session IN his own beautiful way, traas
posing the dashinR spray into all man
ner Of fantaaticaily shaped icic.es
These grow larger approaching the
cataract, some Of those that were Oh
served being at least fifty TO seventy
feet 10 length and from four TO seven
feet thick at tbs base. The sunlight,
striking the cliff. seemed 10 reveal
A MASS on 0LITTKKIsa JEwELRY.
Imagine, il possible. the effect Of this.
combined With the flsshings % myriads
OF miniature rAinbows, playing amidst
the cloud Of spray, while dwarfine
everything else in its majesty is the re
500 ding roar, eohoins from cliff %
elih, interrupted only when some en-
ofmous 10y pendant, torn from is
massive roots, dashss dswn with q crash
like thunder into the maelstrom below.
hnman ideas 81 time, space and power
seem strangely ont OF place ia the
presence OF such sight as this. and
the impressions OF grandeur, power
and eternity received from such sar
rOundiags cannot fail 60 be lasting aus
are we'll worth long journey 90 obtain.
As u ~ harmony With the prevailing
idsa In regard 10 time. We placed our
autographs on the side of the rugged
slid, after thu manner Of the youth at
tbe Natural Bridge in Virginia, but, not
being 30 lofty IA our ambition, we had
an easier descent than he. Ibis task
accomplished, after q last hinge ring look
AZ the beautiful scene. We slightly Turned
our faces towards the top Of the bIll.
and after q weaFisOg8s eiimb. succeeded
In reaching tie top. aud retaining ia
oar base Of operations at the H0e
kARch.
Hundreds % persons have viewed
Wits delight the summer beauties OF
Sneqaaimie, aud they csn we'll imagine
the additional grandson which would
be added 10 the scene by such surround
ings as ve have attempted TO picture.
II. +. q.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

@4A
D1spaaMsy -. g
K@rny s,I
RanciaA ~
had b ia -
tAs t&tme4
Rsxnal aad e
Diasa@ 80
0sHanMh4A. 80
sFwOTrR eU9n.
In b ID ~ hED.
aEaTNkL WAmA
sad IMRosaHeL
Les 81 m41M
|Wfmsamtlg G
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Georce Bss3oigh. city ataafusv =
Ra-ss su3 alsa sx cIloio city ,l-rk. a-nf
g. she ClsrentcR h1tsi ca Maia stree.
90 FRIDAY nisrniDg aud asks,i fhs elsfk
iaF rosa a. bs wanted 80 50 10 sissp.
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~. 4 \, GuTrsrrTS. sole aecsts - the
celebrated J.. y. Gutter Ehisky. naS
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Treasurer's Notice.

THE TREASURER OF KING CoUN-
Il y viii pay. on presentation. all out
standing warrants drawn on the county
fund OF said county. bearing date prior
70 and including No. 100 issued Novem-
Der term, 1885. No inteFest win be allowed
on said warrants after this date.
GEO. ID. HILL Treasurer.
Ohica Of County Treasurer. Seattle,
March T. 1857. mh5 dswI
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Cor. Front and Columbia streetA

Il reka Restaurant and Bakery we win
conduct the business In arst-class style.
Oysters In every style. Andmeals served
to order at all hours.
Regular meals IS centa. Board at most
reasonable rates.
A full line Of fresh Bread, Cakes and
Confectionery always on hand
d. & &. NJ. MUNRO,
fe20 Formerly Of Seattle Restaurant.
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SmokPoEE, March s.--James GoEdoz
BsnnesG's steam yasht hss arrived here.
PeweR Of The UB1fed states IN Mica
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FOR SN0H0MIEn CITY
WA8nlhCT0n
STEAMBOAT TRAnspoRTATlez {
Carrying the .. 8. Nall.
Qaao,na R.afsI. 4 b. a.-....s A..


ONE or THE ". "a -
4 i. Cos steamers - 4
lAndeFVon or Edith)m
win run daily between Tncoma and Pr
| Townsend, leaving Tacoma upen aExiValM
train Seattle at 10 .. m. and tnnnhfng a
Port Madison, Port Gambia Port LmalnW
and Port TownRend Refuning Amw
Port Townsend every day laxrsps Sandhg
nt o'clock y. m, and Seattle a. a ,. a
SEATTLE-WHATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer w K MKRWHH va
leave Seattle every sunday, TunsdnF en-
Thursday evenings o'cloek, fR Wkatoom
calling at Mnkilteo, TulAiip, UuupeEIl,1
Oak HArbor, UtsAlndy, LAoonn1r Nifalgo
Anacortaa, Guames, SamisA. EnfEha41a
Bellingham and Schema
Returning. WIN leavs Whateom eFeEy
Monday, wednesday and FRAY aTen
lng4 1t 6 o'clock. for 9eattlA ealIin9
Intermediate points On he va.
SEATTLE-SkAcIT RIVER nouTk
1he steamer 0ulsCK VII ioeEe sa1itl1
for 6kagit river and wAT paris sy1ET
Monday and Thursday, r1uszine InSe
days and Eridnya
For freight and passage apRix A O1m
pAnya ofiioa on Yoaler'a whmKk q q haaEd
the beats na the same wharf
mrdt-0 @EO. q. JACOBS. HnNF.
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REWARD.

II THE PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE
i overeost taken from the PoAcin block 90
Saturday or sunday. will return the book
found In the pocket. he may keep the coat
and the SO bill which was in he book. Send
b0sh BY maii to Po,T-lSTELIIsnEcsR. and no
questions viii be asked. mFse
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BBuMKLs. Harsb 8. - One Of tie
ablest sfhsers Of Belgium hes pob-
Iished . pampalst 10 whist be cites ~
neFCus r1as8ns Which be boids 20 Be
eOnelusive - slowing thai Ff1nce, 10
the event of smother Franco German
waE, will Invade Germany throsgh Bel.
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me Emperor DeRIea.

II Is reported that Emperor Francis
Joseph, 10 private conversation, de
MED that Russia had formally With.
drawn from the triple alliance.